Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      IX|      sighed, and embraced me. "Thank you, my dear fellow!" he
 2     I,      IX|         and securing the key. "Thank you for coming to me, my
 3    II,       I|      is very reliable."~ ~"No, thank you!" I said, and with that
 4    II,      IV| promise?"~ ~"By all means."~ ~"Thank you. But let me unfold my
 5    II,       V|       are closely watched."~ ~"Thank you. So now we take a carefully
 6    II,     VII|      mladi-pan," which means, "Thank you very much, young master."
 7    II,     VII|        cracking each of them. "Thank you," said she; "that will
 8    II,    VIII|      at chambermaids, I said, "Thank you," prepared the lather,
 9    II,    VIII|         and make them cry."~ ~"Thank you, I am ready to accept
10    II,      IX|      he said, laughingly; but, thank God, he did not think it
11    II,       X|        repeated again; and now thank God, the million came out
12    II,      XI| anything you wish," I said.~ ~"Thank you. I shall manage the
13    II,     XIV|        not dine with her? "No, thank you!" said I, with an inward
14    II,     XIV|    civilised customs, and will thank you if you will permit me
15    II,      XV|        moment's delay."~ ~"No, thank you," I thought; "I'll have
16    II,    XVII|     past sorrows and trials, I thank you from the bottom of my